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Tuesday, February 24, 2026

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A sneak peek at tomorrow's edition ...

In tomorrow's print edition of the Montrose Daily Press, you can read about students at Peak Academy, who have developed some pretty interesting business ideas via SparkLab; and about a housing development designed for people recovering from emotional and physical abuse; as well as about Western Slope author C. William Langsfeld, whose debut novel, "Salvation," has garnered national praise.

Hope you enjoy reading the paper — in print tomorrow and online everyday, at montrosepress.com.

Have a Good One,
Jeremy Morrison, managing editor

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The Legend Returns: Todd Casebier steps out of retirement to lead Delta football

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The school announced recently that Todd Casebier, the longtime Montrose coach who also had successful stops at Palisade, Fruita Monument, Durango and Castle View, will lead the Panthers in the 2026 season.